Completion
Complete each
statement.
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1.
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Hold or clamp the
material _______________ before making any cut.
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2.
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Make sure the blade
is _______________ and in good condition.
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3.
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Unplug the saw when
making _______________ on the saw.
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4.
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Keep hands at least
_______ inches away from the rotating saw blade when making a cut.
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5.
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DO NOT operate saw
without _______________.
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6.
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Align the saw blade
on the _______________ side of the cut line.
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7.
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If cutting a wide
piece of stock, pull the saw out to the _______________ position, turn the switch on, lower the blade
into the material, and push the saw back to make the cut.
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8.
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If the saw should
_______________, continue to hold it firmly in the down position, release the off/on switch and wait
for the blade to stop rotating.
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9.
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If the material is
bowed or warped, _______________ the stock to the saw base before making the cut to avoid binding or
saw kickback.
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10.
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Never attempt to
remove scrap material from the _______________until the blade has stopped rotating and your hand is
removed from the on/off switch.
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11.
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Make sure the blade
is not contacting the _______________ before the switch is turned on.
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12.
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___________until the
blade comes to full speed before cutting.
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13.
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When making
_______________ cuts of the same dimensions, clamp a stop on the saw table to assure accuracy of the
cut and to reduce the time needed to make the cuts.
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14.
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Make a
_______________ cut on a piece of scrap material before attempting final cuts to make sure the saw is
cutting properly and that the miter and bevel angles are set accurately.
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